Wednesday, September 27, 2023

DailyKenn.com — Emily Foster, 77, was fatally stabbed in her Columbus, OH home.

Arrested was 28-year-old Michael J. Brooks II.

The home invasion and attack appear to have been random.

Brooks then drove a stolen truck to Atlanta where he attempted to illegally enter a number of homes in one neighborhood, reports say. He was shot by one of those homeowners.

"Police said he has a criminal record in communities up and down the Interstate 75 corridor," according to myfox29columbus.com.

"Court records show Brooks was released a day before the deadly stabbing from the Franklin County Jail after he pleaded to felony fleeing charges. He had earlier been charged with assault."

Brooks earned international fame as a recognized writer and retired magazine editor.

• Emily Foster,

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https://www.columbusmonthly.com/story/lifestyle/features/2023/09/20/remembering-former-columbus-monthly-senior-editor-emily-foster/70913771007/

Michael J. Brooks II, 28

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https://myfox28columbus.com/news/local/police-release-more-details-about-michael-brooks-in-deadly-iuka-stabbing-emily-foster-georgia-home-invasion-shooting-university-district-obituary-fayette-county

[Police release additional details about suspect in deadly Iuka Avenue stabbing, By Bob Strickley, myfox28columbus.com, Sept. 18, 2023]

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https://youtu.be/HDZQgviQE9k?si=ETH9W2tJBsBr7FG4

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https://rumble.com/v3lgso7-emily-foster-77-fatally-stabbed-in-her-columbus-ohio-home.html


 

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1 comments:

Anonymous said...

"Brooks earned international fame as a recognized writer and retired magazine editor."

You mean Foster -- fix the mistake.